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Meenas yee 26, 58 Kohitabien ar raee 44 to ae : Boxes, Flower......- 39 Saws sa ass .is See 
Ves Lf oe aes 26, 58 Weeki. 2 hme oe 44 Hyacinthus........35 Celery Bleaches... .42 Scollay Bulb Sprink- 
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Viscaria.........-- 26 peepee cor Mexican Shellflower.36 CrO-TOxs toa eee Scythe Blades...... 60: 
55 oom pouroc = Muskmelon........49 exican Sheunower. ; 59 d a Penile 
Mustard 45 Montbretias... .36, 37 Cultivators.....-.. Seed an € C 
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Wallflow 26 New, Improved 35 37 : a 60 Seeder-Weeder 
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Windflower 56 : Flats....... DIEVESiieliclerer 
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Xeranthemum 26 Oyster Plant.......48 ta hy Seed Flower Pots....... 59 SprayefS.. 25s OL 
oe a a a Parsley aides aos 220 FRUITS Flying Disks: .-..-- 60 Sprinkler Hose..... 2 
Zinnia 2d Cover Parsnipemereee eee res 50 Forks, Spades...... 59 Stakes for Plants...61 
aor 28, 29 Peas... ....++++00- 47 Sa) sa heen Garden Labels. .... 60 Syringesicas 4-14-2170 
; RepDeiaeritariierrara: AT Dwart Apples... .50 Garden Wines=. 2. 59 TOW CIS aero ieee 61 
VEGETABLES Pepper Grass......42  Apricots...........50 Garden Pencils.....59  Tubs.........-. ...60 
: Rotatoesunrerre arc 47 Bush inuites seo. Garden Reels...... 59 Twines and Tying 
Artichoke. .........39 PUG DNI, 6 yA nao ot 48 Blackberries... .. 50 GloveSme sere cin er 59 Material emer 61 
Asparagus Roots. ..39 Radish.........08, 48 Blueberries. . .50, 51 Grass Edger....... 60 Ariste Serene OF 
Beans..........38, 40 Rhiubatbaseseeue 48 Gooseberries shee 4 Grass Hooks.......59 NAsae Made eae 61 
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Sa © ee ped 7. . Lawn Mowers...... 2 Insecticides 39, 40 
Cee a mi Watermelon........ 45 Feta Roots.. te Lawn Sprinklers..2, 60 49, 48, 50, 62 
Collards = 42 BULBS pulses Beet: Lopping Shears. .... 60 Fertilizers, Soil 
Corn Salad........42 een OSS mag co lene E feccure Builders, and 
Gia tS ects 38 “43 Acidanthera........ 35 Herbs Sener eeeiens an Fumigators...... 62 Potting Mate- 
: Be ee : Pachysandtareerer 57 Orchid Labels...... 9 . 2 
Cress emcee eee Begonias.......34, 35 Derednials 53 to 58 Paper ary, rials>. eee 
Cucumber......... 23 Caladiums...... 35, 37 Rhubarb Roots.48, 51 Peat Pots. eine oo Weed Killers. . .3, 62 
Eggplant.......... 44 Calla Lilies........ 35 IRIOSECHEET EO 2S Plantrayceeeee ee OO Mole, Rat, Mice, 
Endive........... 44 Cannan) .-5 65-339 VineSmeneerie i a 58 Plante S teense 60 and Ant Reme- 
Finocchio..........44 IDUAMMESs ooo 6 e Soo Waite ile liesean en 58 Pruning Shears..... 61 dies so 25162 
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Garden Guide. By 28 authorities. Covers all phases of 
gardening on the home grounds, including fruits and vege- 
tables. 576 pages, over 300 illustrations. $3.50. 
1001 Garden Questions Answered. By Alfred C. Hottes: 
4th edition. Written especially for the amateur, this book 
covers every phase of gardening on the home grounds, but 
does not include fruits or vegetables. 382 pages. 150 illus- 
trations. $3.50. 
Tuberous-rooted Begonias. By George Otten. Culture, 
propagation, hybridization, classification. 88 pages, 36 illus- 
trations. $2.00. 
Book of Annuals. By Alfred C. Hottes. 6th ed., revised and 
enlarged. Planting, care and culture of over 140 genera of 
annuals and tender perennials. 184 pages, 68 sketches, 
24 pages halftones, 4 color plates. ones 
Book of Shrubs. By Alfred C. Hottes. 6th ed. A most 
complete book on the care and culture of shrubs—both 
deciduous and broad-leaved evergreens. New material on 
azaleas and rhododendrons. 448 pages, 186 illus. $4.00. 
How to Landscape Your Grounds. By Loyal R. Johnson. 
A complete guide to the planning, construction and planting 
of the home grounds. Numerous plans. 272 pages, 152 illus- 
trations. $3.50. 
Book of Perennials. By Alfred C. Hottes. Discusses over 
125 separate species individually, with their culture, care 
and requirements. 280 pages, 106 illustrations. $2.75. 
How to imcrease Plants. By Alfred C. Hottes. A compre- 
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